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TINLEY PARK, Ill. (AP) Â? Police were investigating a possible link between the February killings at a Lane Bryant store in suburban Chicago and a shooting on the city's South Side in April, officials said today. In each incident five people were fatally shot and a motive appeared to be robbery. "Anytime you have violent crime like this and another happens with some commonalities, you try to see if they're related," Tinley Park Police Cmdr. Rick Bruno said today. At the same time, Bruno said authorities routinely pursue potential links with other crimes and most of the time there aren't connections.

WEDDINGS WIECZOREK -- WARREN SOUTH BEND -- Dawn Michelle Warren and Frank Joseph Wieczorek III married at 4 p.m. May 10 at Crest Manor Church of the Brethren. They are making their home in South Bend. The bride's parents are Sandra K. and George McClurken Jr. and Carolyn D. and A. Michael Dyszkiewicz, all of South Bend. The groom is the son of Irene Wieczorek of South Bend and the late Frank Joseph Wieczorek. The bride attended Riley High School and graduated from Brown Mackie College with an associate's degree in paralegal studies.

GRANGER Â? Phillip Ivan Mark and the former Mary Rose Przybylski are making their home at 55615 Elder Road, Mishawaka. They married at 1 p.m. March 8 at Granger Community Church. Diane and Mark Beasley of 56927 Butternut Road, South Bend, and Charles Przybylski of 620 E. Edgar Ave., Mishawaka, are parents of the bride. The groom is the son of Judy and Ivan Mark of 55607 Elder Road, Mishawaka. The bride, a graduate of Washington High School, South Bend, attends Indiana University South Bend.

TINlEY Park, Ill. New drawing released of Lane Bryant shooter Authorities have released a "more lifelike depiction" of the man wanted for the February shooting deaths of five women, including a South Bend resident, at a Lane Bryant store in Tinley Park, Ill. The three-dimensional, computer-generated image was developed by the Illinois State Police with the help of a sixth woman, an unidentified store employee, who survived the Feb. 2 attack....

TINLEY PARK, ILL. New drawing released of Lane Bryant shooter Authorities have released a "more lifelike depiction" of the man wanted for the February shooting deaths of five women, including a South Bend resident, at a Lane Bryant store in Tinley Park, Ill. The three-dimensional, computer-generated image was developed by the Illinois State Police with the help of a sixth woman, an unidentified store employee, who survived the Feb. 2...

Authorities have released a "more life-like depiction" of the man wanted for the shooting deaths of five women, including a South Bend resident, at a Lane Bryant store in Tinley Park, Ill., in February. The three-dimensional, computer-generated image was developed by the Illinois State Police with the help of a sixth woman, an unidentified store employee, who survived the Feb. 2 attack. She described the gunman as a black man, between 5-foot-9 and 6 feet tall and about 200 pounds with thick braided hair and a receding hairline.

Ann Taylor Loft. Barnes & Noble. Bar Louie. Jared the Galleria of Jewelry. Granite City. J. Jill. Lane Bryant. Paradise Bakery & Cafe. Ulta Beauty. How would you characterize the job Simon Property Group is doing of signing on stores and restaurants for the addition at University Park Mall? Who would you still like to see added to the roster?

A robbery and high speed chase in Las Vegas Monday sent the suspect to the hospital ? and has authorities investigating a possible link in the Tinley Park homicides, according to local media reports. The Associated Press in Las Vegas told SBT24/7 News that a credit union robbery led to the chase, which ended when the suspect's car flipped east of downtown Las Vegas. The man was taken to the hospital after the 10:45 a.m. incident. But media outlets in Las Vegas and Chicago are now reporting the suspect may be questioned in the Tinley Park, Ill., murders of five women during what police believe was a botched robbery attempt of a Lane Bryant store on Feb. 2. One of the victims, Jeni Bishop, is from South Bend and worked as a nurse at Memorial Hospital.

TINLEY PARK, Ill. (AP) -- Officials of the Lane Bryant clothing chain said they are uncertain when the store in suburban Tinley Park will reopen following this month's shooting that left five women dead, including Jennifer L. Bishop, 34, of South Bend. Tinley Park police have released a composite drawing of the gunman based on a description from the survivor, a female store employee. He is described as a black man, between 5 feet 9 and 6 feet tall and between 200 to 230 pounds with thick braided hair and a receding hairline.